enabling ssh logins on debian
I have putty installed on my windows box, but everytime I try to login to my debian box (ip address of 10.10.0.234) I get a message stating that the connection was refused.
Am I missing something here? I installed the packages for logging in remotely, or at least I think I did. If it turns out I didn't (which is a very good possibility, where can I go to get the packages for sshd? Thanks, EDIT: Newbie moment....... Ok, turns out I'm missing the gcc libraries, somehow I either didn't install them (again, not a big suprise) or something isn't right. I found out about this as I was trying to roll the new 2.6.10 kernel. I figured I might need those libraries if I'm going to have to install sshd or something like that. |
To install sshd in debian.
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apt-get install ssh To install gcc in debian Code:
apt-get install gcc Thomas |
Thanks,
That was a lot easier than I thought it would be. Does this work for any distro? Suse, Slackware in particular? Only one problem though. When I tried to install sshd, it couldn't find the package. How do I find the package online with wget or something similar? |
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dpkg-reconfigure ssh Thomas |
New question with apt-get:
I'm trying to install mysql, and I've found a .deb file at www.backports.org, but apt-get won't install it. Where do I go to add backports.org to my list of sites to get software from? |
You would add that server to /etc/apt/sources.list. You can get mysql from debian though.
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apt-get install mysql-server Code:
dpkg -i your_package.deb Thomas |
ok, here's my question: how do I add lines to the sources.list file? I tried typing in
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Thanks a million for all your help. |
http://backports.org/installation.html
Also make sure you run apt-get update after editing /etc/apt/soruces.list. Thomas |
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While it's true that Slackware is a couple of months older some would argue that Slackware package installation has never been sorted out. However, that I believe, is a design choice not a bug as such. Quote:
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apt-cache search sshd Code:
openssh-server - secure shell (SSH) server, for secure access from remote machines Evo2. |
evo2,
Do you realize this is a 5 year old thread? |
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Cheers, Evo2. |
Sweet, thanks! Stillll works ;)
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